Royals Snap To Royals Snap To
Kansas City Royals beat the Cleveland Indians 7 1 behind Rich Gale eight strong innings. Amos Otis Willie Wilson and Darrell Porter drove in seven runs as KC jumped on Rick Waits for five runs in the first inning. Gale improved to 7-8, snapping a three game skid, while Waits dropped to 9-9 with another loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Rich Gale
Amos Otis
Willie Wilson
Darrell Porter
Kansas City Royals
Cleveland Indians
Dan Quisenberry
Gale
Jim Norris
Cliff Johnson
Ted Cox
Royals
Cleveland
Rick Waits
Frank White
George Brett
Otis
John Wathan
Wilson
Porter
Waits
Orioles Nip Angels 2-1 in seventh inning winner
Rich Dauer delivered a looping RBI single in the seventh scoring Gary Roenicke for a 2-1 Baltimore win over the California Angels. Roenicke added the Orioles' fourth hit after Jim Barr retired two, then Lee May walked before Dauer's 2-0 pitch blooped over short.
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Baltimore
Rich Dauer
Gary Roenicke
Baltimore Orioles
California Angels
Roenicke
Jim Barr
Lee May
Dauer
Jim Anderson
Ottawa A team dominates Paola with 8-0 win on pitching
Ottawa A team rode pitcher Richard Ybarra to an 8-0 victory over Paola at Orls Cox Field, as Ybarra struck out 10 and yielded just two hits in six innings. Deron Kramer added two RBIs and a two-run homer, lifting Ottawa to 13-20 and setting up a District 2 first round at Paola next Saturday.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa American Legion
Paola
Richard Ybarra
Ottawa
Orls Cox Field
Deron Kramer
Rick Grandon
R. Grandon
Chris Turner
Kramer
Robbie Geist
Turner
Ybarra
Ned Moore
Spring Hill
Cox Field
Ottawa Babe Ruth Rookies Rally to Beat Iola in Opener
The Ottawa Babe Ruth League 13 year old all stars led 7-0 and held on for a 9-8 win over Iola in the District 4 tournament opener. Eric Green started strong for Ottawa then left with two walks in the seventh. Greg Shutt earned the save as Ottawa advances in the double elimination. Ottawa meets Osawatomie Sunday at 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Kuntz
Emporia
Ottawa
All-Stars
Iota Allstars
Eric Green
Iolo
Green
Greg Shutt
Jola
Scott Thompson
David Wiederholt
David McCrea
Bryan Kelley
Iola
A's Rally Past John as Kingman Wins First
Oakland ace Brian Kingman earned his first major league victory with seven innings of eight-hit ball to lift the A's to a 5-1 win over the New York Yankees and Tommy John. The game turned in the sixth with two Yankee errors, Rickey Henderson's bunt play, and a sequence that produced three runs including Dave Chalk and Mike Heath hits and a Jim Essian sacrifice fly.
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Arlington
Texas
Chet Lemon
Chicago White Sox
Texas Rangers
Richard Wortham
Richie Zisk
Ed Farmer
Farmer
Chicago
Guy Hoffman
John Henry Johnson
White Sox
Greg Pryor
Mike Colbern
NEW York
Brian Kingman
Oakland A's
Tommy John
New York Yankees
Kingman
Bobby Brown
Thurman Munson
John
A’s
Rob Picciolo
Rickey Henderson
Munson
Henderson
Olympic Spartacade Opens In Moscow For 1980 Games
Moscow hosts the Spartacade opening as 2,500 athletes from 80 nations begin a week of track and field and other events to preview conditions for the July 19 1980 Olympics in Moscow. The Lenin Stadium at Luzhniki Park will be a central Olympic venue.
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Princeton
Garst Field
Ray Shaffer
Bud Welch
Moscow
Lenin Stadium
Luzhniki Park
Yefimov
Various Local League Baseball and Sports Schedule
The page lists multiple leagues and games across baseball and other sports in Forest Park and area venues. Entries include AA AAA B Leagues with teams like Typos, Steel, Budge's, Pepsi-Cola, and many makeups. Weekend and weekday slots cover men’s and women’s divisions, junior leagues, tennis, and Legion baseball with notes on finals and tournament weeks.
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Forest Park Typos
Vavery Steel Briscoe Drug
KOFO
Brown's Hardware
Duke Mig
Action TV
Optimist Club
Haven Steel
Typos
Central Heights
Scoff's Service
Budge'’s
People's Bank
Richmond
Taylor
Star Industries
Pepsi-Cola
al Beets Motors
Hustlers
Ottawa Truck
Jones Real Estate
Liberty Hickory Inn
Smith Family
Armstrong Cabinets
All-Stars
Queen’s Carry
Bendix
Morrman’s
King Radio
Jayewas
Sunrise Suzuki
Lean Old S. Seaton van Lines
Church
Faith Lutheran
Wesleyan
Assembly of God
Ottawa Bible
First Baptist
Nazarene
Westminster League
Irwin Stays Lead Despite Struggles At Open
Hale Irwin clings to a two stroke lead after a 75 in the British Open third round at Royal Lytham. Seve Ballesteros two back at even par 213, with Nicklaus, Crenshaw, Byman and others in pursuit as wind, rain and course trouble hampered scoring.
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Lytham ST. Annes
England
Hale Irwin
Irwin
Royal Lytham and
St. Annes Club
Severiano Ballesteros
Spain
Ballesteros
Europe
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Mark James
Ben Crenshaw
Bob Byman
Rodger Davis
Australia
Fuzzy Zoeller
Johnny Miller
Ed Sneed
Gary Player
Lee Trevino
Also Mentioned on This Page
Orioles
Sox
Legion
Lawrence
Olathe
Scott Grandon
Lee Mott
Eric Prothe
Ottawa BA
Osaweatomie
Garnett
Flint Hills No
Garnett-Emporia
Flint Hills
Tola
lola-Osawatomie
lala-Osawatomie
Osawa
Osawatomie
Todd Brady
Thompson
Trent Lancaster
OBAL
McCrea
James Gipson
Toa
Gipson
Wiederholt
Shutt
Kirby Snider
Robert Rice
Mark Taylor
Yankees
Dave Chalk
Mike Heath
Jim Essian
Bucky Dent
ST. Louis
Johnny Bench
Dave Collins
Tom Seaver
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Mikhail Yefimov
Spartacade Press Services
McArdle
Auto Parts
Harry Smith
Forest Park
North Baptist
Rick's Burger Sow
Sonic
Barkdoll Bros
Fr. Co. Merchants
M Tavern
People’s Bank
Rantoul
Dairy Queen
Wells
Ottawa Merchants
Wallaville Merchants
Forest Fark
Peoples Bank
Wellsville Merchants
Dairy Quench
G & M Tavern
Dengel’s
Dairy Queen Blue League
Pamida
Town
Ottawa Sheet
Motal
Glaziers
Leftovers
Wellsville Blugays
Wellsville Bluejays
A.m. Wildcats
All Stars
A.m. Globetrotters
Jaguars
Bad News Bears
Jayhawks
A.m. Cougars
Cowboys
Bad News
Sears
Jayes
Sun
Mon
Owawa Legion
Iblaheader
Forest Park Tennis Club
ORC Ingreyaycnn
Ottawa Country Club
Foulks-Gilroy
Chrismer
Bouska
Schultz
South
Bennett - Latimer
Frances Warnock
Cook Pte Hn
Lapera, Inc
Island
Pences South
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